Audubon County Republican. [volume] (Audubon, Audubon Co., Iowa) 1885-1894, 1887-11-03

iting her sister, Mrs. VIM. Laubender
returned to her home at Creston last
Friday.
The ladies of the Baptist church held
an industrial tea at the residence OF
Mrs. James Forbes, one evening last
week.
Republicans, democrats and the un,
ion labor party should trade at the
Golden Eagle Clothing House if you
want to save the retailers profit.
The morning train on the Rock Island
now departs at 9o'clock, one hour ear
lier than heretofore. There are no
other changes in the time table.
+, ID. Parsons, who has been at his
home in Guthrie Center recruiting, is
again at his post of duty in the Rock
Island station.
Ladies, if you want your sewing done
at home, give us call. Rooms over
the o, X. bakery.
MISSES j. and L. MooDY.
A large invoice of satins, pushes, vel.
vets and fancy feathers just received at
the millinery parlors of Walker & Jane.
son, over O'Connell Bros jewelry store
Mr. circuit, who is painting the Au-
dubon county bank building in such
artistic style, was quite sick portion
OF last week, but is now at work again.
Ben Brookfield was among Audubon
friends the first of the week. Ben is
doing the dandy widower act while his
wife and Ben, jr, are visiting in Mich.
igan.
+. G Vandenburgh will start on Sat
urday for few days visit with relatives
at his old home in Illinois. He will
take his gun and dog in anticipation of
sport.
The Barbee building is being thor,
oughly reftted for the stock to be
brought in by r. Lenox next week, and
when completed win make an excellent
store room.
The new NJ. L. church at Dedham
will be dedicated next Sunday, Nov. 9TH
Rev. III. j. Everly, will assist the resi-
dent pastor, Rev. Grantham, in the
ceremonies.
A. J. Phillips and ii. W. Cripple were
on the banks of northern Iowa lakes in
quest of game last week, and had excel
lent luck, which may perhaps be attrib
uted to skill.
Mr. VIM. Andrews, of Lincoln, and
Miss Sarah A. Nickel, of Douglas, were
married at the residence of +. +. BY,
rum, on Tuesday, the list inst, Rev. f.
Dickinson, officiating.
The consuming suspense will be end
ed on next Tuesday but the audience
will please remain seated rs the cur
tain will immediately rise for the more
intense campaign Of 1888.
The Guthrie county agricultural soci-
ETY. paid but fifty per cent on premiums
awarded, but liquidated an accrued in
debtedness Of 500. Bad weather Grip
pied the exhibition Of this year.
Halloween was celebrated in mild
manner at this place. Marshal Feighor
was on the ground early, and rafting
the keys to the calaboose, scared youth
full depredators from their task.
-Four democratic candidates arrived
at the station few moments after the
train had departed for the south last
Monday morning. Experience is pre-
pairing them for disappointment.
have just received a large assert,
ment of choice Michigan apples, my
first carload Of the season. Call early
and take your choice.
}. II. CoNsiGsy.
LosT.--A heavy lap robe on road be-
tween Audubon and 2if miles north, on
Saturday, Oct. 2Sth. A suitable reward
will be given for return of same to
j. ii. SHERMAN.
w. ID. Stancliff was stricken with par
alysis on Tuesday. He was taken to
rooms at the Northwestern hotel where
he is receiving the best of attention and
we hope to soon see him at work again.
John II. Peck, of the Good Luck Gold
Mining and Milling Co. Of Breckenridge,
Colo, is in the city for a few days. He
reports that the work at the mine is
progressing rapidly and that the pros
poets are very encouraging.
The national republican committee is
called TO meet in Washington on Dec.
9Th. A lively contest will be waged by
representatives of cities wishing to en-
terrain the convention. Chicago will
probably do the distinguished honor.
Tabor, who is on the stump in the ills
terests Of fusion at 80 per day and ex'
penses, was defeated for the nominal
ton for representative in the republi'
can convention of Guthrie county. He
thinks he has been wronged, and is try.
ing to right things.
Our new goods are at the depot ready
to 90 on the shelves for sale the first OF
next week, when we will be prepared
to receive our old friends and custom.
ers, and cordially invite all to call and
examine our large stock before pur'
chasing. II. LENoX Il co.
R.N, Carper is gaining wide fame as
an auctioneef. lie has already cried
several sales in Shelby county, and is
billed for another the 10th of this month
In each case the man by whom he is
employed is pleased to acknowledge
full satisfaction. Remember Nate
when in need of an auctioneer.
The Mackey Basket Picnic company
which will appear here next Monday
evening, is playing in Omaha this week
and will go direct TO Des Moines with
the exception of the stop at Audubon
1t is pretty concluse evidence that the
company is of the first order.
c. A, W. Colee, of Nelson, is an auc-
tioneer of considerable experience and